On Tue, Mar 13, 2007 at 03:39:30AM +0100, Sebsatian von Thadden wrote:
> Hi,
>
> today I've made some tests with gnupg and vista.
>
> Everything works fine, but at the moment, gnupg has to communicate with
> any external keyserver, I get this result:
>
> gpg: searching for "[EMAIL PROTECTED]" fr
On Mon, Mar 12, 2007 at 11:47:37PM +0100, Jørgen Christiansen Lysdal wrote:
> When i verify a data signature, isent gpg supposed to show
> keyserver url with the result when i have "verify-options
> show-keyserver-urls" in gpg.conf?
If there is a keyserver URL in the signature.
David
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Hi,
today I've made some tests with gnupg and vista.
Everything works fine, but at the moment, gnupg has to communicate with
any external keyserver, I get this result:
gpg: searching for "[EMAIL PROTECTED]" from hkp server subkeys.pgp.net
gpgkeys: this keyserver type only supports key retrieval
When i verify a data signature, isent gpg supposed to show
keyserver url with the result when i have "verify-options
show-keyserver-urls" in gpg.conf?
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Jørgen Ch. Lysdal
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It wouldn't make sense to try to package GPG using a .app bundle
since GPG itself will most often be used from the command line. As
such, you would need to update your PATH environment variable to
include a deep reference to something like "/Applications/GnuPG/
Content/MacOS/gpg" instead of
It's not a matter of "why not do it yourself" but a matter of "why
isn't it being done" kind of question.
A graphical installer and uninstaller for the entire suite would be
nice. Maybe I will find time to work on it, maybe someone else can too.
It is the same kind of question I ask the Mono
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Why isn't this application packaged like normal OS X apps in an
application bundle? Why the Unix(Linux) bundling and installing?
On Mar 7, 2007, at 12:29 PM, Robert J. Hansen wrote:
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Thank you for your reply. Although not all .app bundles are Cocoa
apps, Eclipse is a good example.
How difficult would be it be to package this application as a .app
bundle instead of all over the filesystem like the typical Unix
application (w
Hi,
I have been asked how the multiple messages problem, published last
week, relates to gpgsm and thus S/MIME messages.
Well, there is no problem because S/MIME is based on CMS (formerly
known as pkcs#7) and CMS is different from OpenPGP concerning the
structure of its messages:
* CMS is not pa
